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A cup of hope in Seattle’s Central District

Years after Starbucks closed a coffee shop in Seattle’s Central District, a new coffee shop is taking over the space thanks to a non-profit. Its goal is to bring stability to the block and change the lives of at-risk young people in the process.
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Kitsap Transit adds bus service, reduces ferry service in Fall service change

Kitsap Transit’s Fall 2026 service change began yesterday, September 12. This change brings significant increases to bus service around the County and the expected reductions in ferry service for the winter months. Route 108 is now Kitsap Transit’s first frequent bus route with buses running every 15 minutes during the
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Washington Bed Bug Warning: Seattle Makes the Top 30

Bed bugs: tiny, terrifying and apparently VERY good at hitchhiking. One Washington city just landed in the Top 30 worst cities for bed bugs.
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Metropolitan Grill: Seattle’s Legendary Downtown Steakhouse

For more than four decades, Metropolitan Grill has built its reputation around prime steaks, polished service, and the traditions of a classic American steakhouse. The post Metropolitan Grill: Seattle’s Legendary Downtown Steakhouse appeared first on Fabulous Washington .
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WEST SEATTLE COYOTES: Four more sighting reports

This morning, a coyote was in our backyard roaming around for about 2 minutes before going to the neighbor’s backyard. CAMP LONG: A texter sent this photo of a coyote seen in the park on Friday afternoon:. NEAR BONAIR: Sent by Sherin after a Wednesday sighting:. NEAR FAIRMOUNT PARK:...
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Washington weekly drug overdose tracker Sept. 7-11

(The Center Square) - The following is a list of drug-related deaths as reported by the King County Medical Examiner. The Center Square does not independently verify this information. The full list can be found here . Total number of drug-related deaths since TCS tracking began May 26: 210 SEPT. 7 No report due to holi
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People Drive From All Over Washington For The Halibut At This Legendary Local Spot

Washington knows seafood. But knowing it and truly delivering it are two very different things. There is a waterfront spot that has been pulling people back trip after trip, year after year, and not by accident. Visitors drive across the state just to sit down, put on a bib, and eat.
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Tow-truck driver airlifted to hospital after being hit by car in Mason County

A tow-truck driver was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after being hit by a car while on the job. It happened in Mason County. According to troopers with the Washington State Patrol, the driver has a broken ankle. The crash happened Sunday on the shoulder of State Route...
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‘This is just who she is’: Jake questions whether Mayor Wilson can learn from...

Three people were killed, and three others were wounded in three separate shootings across Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood over Labor Day weekend. Jake Skorheim and Spike O’Neill, co-hosts of “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio, said Mayor Katie Wilson made things worse by addressing the violence for the first
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Former Gov. Gregoire: Puget Sound lost nearly 7,000 jobs, losing competitive edge

What factors contributed to Washington's business ranking decline?. Former Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire says the evidence is clear that the region is losing financial advantages, and leaders need to also lose their complacency in order to reverse the trends. “We have lost our competitive edge,” Gregoire, the CEO

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